Community
Architecture is learned with others. Archilo communities group students, alumni, and professionals around universities and shared interests — so feedback comes from people who understand the work.
What communities are
Communities on Archilo are shared spaces grouped around a university, school, or interest. Each community has its own board for project updates, questions, and announcements.
Instead of one endless global feed, you see the work and conversations closest to your context — your studio, your year, your school.
University communities
When you join with your university affiliation, you are placed with students and alumni from that institution. You can follow what other schools are doing across the platform as well.
Faculty and student coordinators can request a managed community for their institution through the contact page.
How to join
Create a free account, add your university or professional affiliation to your profile, and communities matching your affiliation are available from the communities section inside the app.
Communities are for signed-in members so that critique stays attached to real profiles.
What we expect
The same standards apply inside communities as everywhere else on Archilo: original work, critique that helps, and respect for the people you are studying beside.
Community moderators and the Archilo team remove content that breaks these rules.